Kumar Bahukhandi
Patna: Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is reaching Delhi today. Nitish Kumar has left for Delhi from Patna. His flight will land in Delhi in some time. Political activities have intensified from Bihar to Delhi before CM Nitish’s Delhi visit.
According to the information, CM Nitish Kumar will return to Patna on Monday September 30 . It is also being said that CM Nitish has left for Delhi due to personal reasons. One reason could be routine checkup, but it is not clear yet.
At the same time, many speculations are being made in political circles about CM Nitish’s Delhi visit. Let us tell you that BJP’s national president JP Nadda reached Patna on Saturday September 28 . He had a meeting with BJP leaders. Now a day after this, CM Nitish suddenly leaves for Delhi. There is a lot of discussion about this. Is something big going to happen in Bihar again?
Can meet PM Modi
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar recently wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to speed up the construction of Ram Janaki Path being built between Ayodhya and Janakpur. He can meet the PM and put forward his point regarding this. Let us tell you that after the construction of four-lane from Ayodhya to Sitamarhi, after visiting Lord Shri Ram, people will also be able to visit Mother Sita by coming to Punauradham in Sitamarhi.
There can be talks on seat sharing
Upendra Kushwaha was on a Delhi tour the previous day. He had said that tickets will not be distributed on the basis of Lok Sabha in the Bihar assembly elections. A separate formula will be made in the alliance for the assembly. After this statement of Kushwaha, it is also being speculated that Nitish Kumar will discuss seat sharing with BJP senior leaders in Delhi.
There is internal rift between BJP and JDU on many issues in Bihar
Let us tell you that these days there is no good coordination between BJP and JDU. There is rift between BJP and JDU on many issues. The stand of both is also different on many issues. Meanwhile, this Delhi visit of the CM is being considered very important.
